The Cocoa Express Show Network

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  • Tré Norman Singer | Songwriter | Future Leader
    Singer and songwriter Tre´ Norman says entertaining and music have always been present in his life. He realized he had the gift of song because he was quick with his words and was always creating rhymes. However, it wasn’t until he attended boarding school in 2011 when he discovered music was going to part of his life forever.  Mr. Norman's music has  a purpose and will be releasing his album "The Jump" later this year.  He is multi-dimensional and we will be discovering more about Mr. Norman on Saturday, January 13, 2018.  Join us to learn more by dialing in (347) 637-2319 and press 1.
    38 min
  • What Does It Mean To Act Like A Lady Today
    #metoo has sparked various conversations regarding women's role in society and in the workplace.  For some, proper decorum is something that has never be a topic in their homes and they create their own rules in the outside world.  For others, they find themselves lost in the sea of too many rules to try and live by.  What is correct and are some segments of society more likely to be left out of the discussion completely.
    Join us, Lady Trenette Wilson of The National Association of Urban Etiquette Professional; and myself a certified etiquette consultant will try to shed a different perspective (347) 637-2319 and press 1.
    57 min
  • Peppaboy Trill McCoy - Businessman - Music Maker
    Peppa boy is one of the most sought after indie artists in the South. As a talented producer, writer and musician, his music is designed for the masses and is received by all. His business sense finds him at the helm of his entertainment company, Colacoast Entertainment. Colacoast Entertainment is a lifestyle brand that creates music, film, television, and fashion and exposes the unique value of the Gulf Coast region to the world. Peppaboy’s determination and will to succeed remains in the forefront of all that he does. As a masterful business man and an exceptional musician he continues to be the one to watch.
    32 min
  • Phenomenal Woman - Tawatha Agee
    Best know as the voice behind the classic Mtume slow jam "Juicy Fruit", that song is actually just the tip of the musical iceberg for Tawatha. In a career that now spans almost three decades, she has worked with everyone from Aretha Franklin, Lenny Kravitz and Luther Vandross to David Bowie and the Dave Matthews Band. Moreover, she has become a recurring presence both in the studio and on the stage, singing on numerous TV and radio jingles and even hired other vocalists for recording sessions. She is a primary "go-to" person. In the music business this is known as the Vocal Contractor.
    Join us tomorrow to find out more about Ms. Agee.  Please dial (347) 637-2319 and press 1.
    46 min
  • Di'ta Monique Spreads Holiday Cheer
    Di'ta Monique is no stranger to The Cocoa Express Show network, a native of Rochester, New York, born into a family of talented singers.  Her vocal and theatrical talent has been a catalyst for her to perform on stages all across the glove.  Having toured for over a decade, she has performed with notables such as Yolanda Adams, Kim Burrell, Melba Moore and many more.  He musical style is a combination of jazz, gospel, R&B and soul.  She's now spreading some holiday cheer with her new EP titled "Holiday."  Check us out at 8:00 p.m. on December 6, 2017 by dialing (347) 637-2319 and press 1.
    47 min
  • Chris Walker Creativepreneur
    Chris is a "Creativeprenuer," an innovative breed of business person who combines professional experience in art and business with an entrepreneurial spirit to create exciting worlds and materials that neither industry could create on its own.
    "Chris is a bright and talented guy, skilled in both business and art, allowing lessons from one to influence the other.  For Chris, it's always about making products the fans and customers will love."  -David Atchinson (20th Centry Fox, The O.C.T.)
    To learn more about Mr. Walker and his work, dial-in (347) 637-2319 and press 1.
    41 min
  • The Unchanged Face of the former Changing Faces Member - Cassandra Lucas
    The unchanging face – and voice – of singer/songwriter Cassandra Lucas is back on the music scene in 2017, gifting listeners with three new hit singles, paving the way for her solo debut CD.  Known as one-half of platinum selling R&B duo Changing Faces, she has returned to claim her rightful position as one of today's top music talents.
    Hailing from East Harlem in New York City, Lucas always loved to sing, as a kid.  She enjoyed watching “Soul Train” on television with her Dad, leading her to attend the East Harlem Performing Arts school, where the singing bug bit her and her favorite music teacher, Mr. Kurt Faucette, helped her nurture her voice, honing her craft by singing in the gospel chorus and performing in musical plays.  He taught Cassandra her first classical song, which she sang in order to get into the renowned “Fame” school in New York, the La Guardia High School of Performing Arts.  That is where she met, and later teamed up with, another local talent, Charisse Rose.  The two performed as backup singers for popular R&B vocalist Sybil, prior to stepping out on their own, forming Changing Faces and becoming a hit-driven, dynamic duo, scoring hits such as “Stroke You Up,” “Foolin' Around” and “G.H.E.T.T.O.U.T,” throughout the mid 90's to the early 2000's.  Their debut self-titled CD hit #1 on the Billboard R&B Charts and throughout their notable career, sold millions of records, with 3 singles in the Top Ten on the Billboard Charts, which is rare for a vocal duo.
    Now that's just a little bit on Ms. Lucas.  If you want to learn more or hear more, join us (347) 637-2319 and press 1.
    55 min
  • Rebroadcast - Riplay - Def Jam's Newest Pop Group
    On Wednesday, October 18, 2017, we had the pleasure of having "Riplay" on our show.  What an amazing group of young ladies.  Yes, ladies.  They are very poised, mature and have a keen focus on what they hope to achieve with their music.  They also happen to be sisters.  What they offer to the music world is a message of faith, belief in your dreams and the "it don't matter where you come from, you have to know where you wanna go" attitude.  The message in their music take pages from the issues many youth are dealing with today.  However, they spread positivity.  Take a moment to check out our show and learn more about these amazing young ladies.
    34 min
  • Def Jam Records Newest R&B Pop Girl Group "Riplay"
    On June of 2017, Def Jam Records welcomed their newest R&B Pop girl group Riplay under the direction of Phantom Boyz Music Group. Riplay is an R&B Pop girl group from Baltimore, Maryland that consist of three young ladies, Marshaye Hebron aka “Shaye”, her younger sister A’laiza Hebron aka “Lay”, and Kiya Hawthorne aka “Ki” who are between the ages of 15 to 17. They definitely have next up as each one of the young ladies bring a unique element to the group that sets them apart from the typical girl group.
    I love the message in their music and want you all to learn more about these very talented young ladies.  Dial-in at 8:00 p.m. (347) 637-2319 and press 1.
    33 min

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The Cocoa Express Show Network is a lifestyle podcast that covers topics with trending and up-and-coming music artists, entrepreneurs, diversity and relationship experts, and many others. Our weekly…